Linen does most of the work. Three weights, three colors, one quiet rule.
Heavyweight base, midweight throw, lightweight top sheet. Done.
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Wash it twice before you judge it.
Linen, layered three ways, for under $200.
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Mira Aslani
Writer and editor. Believes a room is finished when the light is right, not when the styling is.
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